Andrew Wilson spent more than 25 years with Goldman Sachs Asset Management in the United Kingdom.
Andrew Wilson.
Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation chair John Williamson has welcomed the appointment of Andrew Wilson to the Guardians board, saying his global career in asset management and his leadership credentials would be a great asset to the Guardians, manager of the $85 billion New Zealand Superannuation Fund.
A graduate of Canterbury University, Wilson worked at the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, Bank of England, and Rothschild Asset Management, before spending more than 25 years with Goldman Sachs Asset Management in the United Kingdom, where he was both head of fixed income, currency and money markets and CEO, Goldman Sachs Asset Management International.
“Andrew’s investment career and in particular his international leadership roles with Goldman Sachs Asset Management means he has had hands-on experience both in managing large portfolios across different markets and in oversight and governance of complex investment operations,” Williamson said.
“That combination makes Andrew a very valuable addition to our board.”
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